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Sam Sawyer
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Foreclosure Listings Direct From Banks

Sam Sawyer
  • Investor
  • Dallas, TX
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I am new here to the site, and I am loving the info this forum provides. Have any of you all had success contacting local banks directly to get a list of their foreclosed properties on their books?

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Laura Alamery
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Laura Alamery
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Yes, but it takes a little bit of effort.
Local banks like to deal with customers. Their REO portfolio is usually shared first with customer and investors, who have dealt with the banks previously.
I would suggest you visit the bank in person. Ask what the policies are about sharing their REO list. If you have to be a bank's customer to get the preferential treatment, open a savings account.
Also ask to meet with the President or Vice President or REO Manager: bring with you Proof of Funds letter and let them know you are a viable investor.

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